In the markets by Luisa Nolasco
Feb 2, 2018
Luisa Nolasco was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Currently doing a MA in Documentary Photography and Photojournalism at the University of Westminster, in London.
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Illuminaries by Max Hirshfeld
Feb 1, 2018
When I was asked to participate in Artist-Citizen, Washington, DC, I used the opportunity to retrieve an idea that had been lurking somewhere in my subconscious.
Clarity by Patrick Ems
Feb 1, 2018
Patrick Ems, was born 1980 in Zurich. Twenty years of photographic experience, he has become an award-winning fine art photographer, known for his unique black and whity style.
The Salton Sea by Jim Riche
Feb 1, 2018
The Salton Sea was created back in 1905 when Colorado River breached an irrigation diversion structure and water ran into the then-dry Salton Sink for the next two years.
Raised By Krump
Feb 1, 2018
“Raised by Krump” explores the LA-born dance movement “krumping,” and how the dance has helped the lives of some of the area’s most influential dancers.
Street photography emerged with modern cities, capturing speed, anonymity, and everyday encounters while shaping how we understand urban life and visual culture today.
To The Northwest by Giacomo Infantino
Jan 30, 2018
His research is based on the in-depth narrative of those places in my province, those peripheral sites to which he has devoted his attention and constant attendance.
Landscapes by Daniel Řeřicha
Jan 30, 2018
As almost every person, I took a camera for almost every trip and vacation to make interesting shots of different places. So at the beginning it was just a travelling with compact camera. I started to think more about photography in 2000.
Luna Park by Heinz Innerhofer
Jan 30, 2018
Merry-go-rounds have been existing for nearly 400 years now - whether on the Oktoberfest, the Cannstatter Wasen or on Stegener Markt, a market nearby Bruneck, a small town in South Tyrol, close to the Austrian border.
Thaipusam Festival by Jose Jeuland
Jan 30, 2018
Little India is the centre of a large Indian community in Singapore and is one of the most colourful attractive places to visit in Singapore.Words cannot express how amazing Little India is, the food, the overall entertainment and attitude.
Gordon Parks' photographs tell of a black world. Images that documented the life of the poor of America, of its workers and its inhabitants.
I made the picture in 2009 June, when I was for a little trip in Maramures county, in northern Romania. When I saw this little girl, she was just swinging in the veranda of their house.
Portraits by Cédric Brion
Jan 29, 2018
To discover and photograph countries knowing how to preserve the magic of the moment, here is the objective that I aim in my photographs.
Object Diaspora by Jennifer Schlesinger
Jan 29, 2018
Object Diaspora presents photographs of objects that have been passed between people and families over time and have become imbued with a special meaning, significance and value.
Solaris by Roberto De Mitri
Jan 29, 2018
There are places that emerge in front of us as a direct expression of our own mood. Nature becomes a manifestation and pure expression of our own feelings, transcending the materiality of the elements that compose it.
The Mara by Anup Shah
Jan 26, 2018
I live in the wild for long stretches of time. Inevitably, I fall under the spell of wild animals. It dawns on me that these are intelligent, emotional, social and personable beings. I connect with their sentience.
Anthropocene by David Ellingsen
Jan 26, 2018
While yet at the threshold of formal geological designation, we have now effectively transitioned from the relative calm of the Holocene into the new Anthropocene epoch.
How many species of plants are there in the universe? Scientists have predicted to be a number just shy of 400,000 and a large proportion of that number is endangered or are already extinct.
New York (Jan 25-Mar 1, 2018) In the 1970s and ‘80s, Shore embarked on a series of coast-to-coast road trips through the United States to document the modern American landscape.
Marjan Teeuwen ; Destroyed House
Jan 26, 2018
New York (Feb 8 - Apr 14, 2018) In her aptly titled body of work, Destroyed House, Dutch artist Marjan Teeuwen reclaims the wreckage of abandoned buildings assembling each fragment in painstakingly detailed installations, set within the original structures.
Kolya by Dima Zharov
Jan 25, 2018
Kolpino is a small town in Kolpino district of St. Petersburg, Russia. Here, in a building that once was occupied by a tire shop, Kolya Afanasyev and three more men with musculoskeletal disorders decided to do their powerlifting workouts.
I love capturing architecture and landscape in long exposure, and the place where i live is great for that ! A reflex, a nd filter, a tripod, and it's just i need, to dream and discover the beauty which surrounds me.Let me talk with you, about some photos ...
Michael Dannenmann ; Portrait Sittings
Jan 25, 2018
Düsseldorf (16 Feb – 7 Apr 2018) David Lynch, Katharina Grosse, Jörg Immendorff, Dennis Hopper, Ringo Starr – stars from the worlds of film, fashion, music, and art – Michael Dannenmann has portrayed them all.
Defining Elliot Erwitt based on a category of photographic subjects would be absolutely impossible: in his work, his great sensitivity and his jocular curiosity, led him to cover a broad spectrum of subjects, emotions and impressions.
Emily Dickinson by Roberto De Mitri
Jan 23, 2018
You cannot know what dimension was… In which edge of dimension Emily is living… Secret Garden, Limbo or Purgatory. Whatever existence it was, she was there…
The festival of Sant' Agata is the most important religious festival to take place in the city of Catania in Sicily. It is celebrated in honor of the patron saint of the city, and is one of the most biggest Catholic religious holidays
The word “Occlude” is a transitive verb, which means to obstruct, block, or prevent, but in photography, it's transmogrifies to an intriguing concept. Obstruction or prevention.
Frozen by Romain Tornay
Jan 22, 2018
Queen Nature simultaneously revealed two rare phenomena. On the one hand, the temperature remained below the freezing point for fourteen days, which was no longer measured in a quarter of a century.
Bikini Words
Jan 22, 2018
During the industrial expansion of Korea in the 1970s and 80s, working and housing conditions gave rise to new linguistic developments among the workers.
Duesseldorf Photo Weekend 2018
Jan 22, 2018
Dusseldorf (16 – 18 February 2018) For the seventh edition of the Duesseldorf Photo Weekend, more than 40 institutions, galleries and off-spaces will be presenting a wide-ranging program around the medium of photography.
Filmy Reality by Subhajit Naskar
Jan 19, 2018
In India movies not only represents a mere art form it constitutes a virtually alternative lifestyle. Film posters have always fascinated me with their surreal like imagery.
Jorge Fernandez ; Travel Photography
Jan 17, 2018
Jorge Fernandez was born and raised in the small Spanish town of Monzon. After finishing high school he moved to Madrid to get a technical engineering degree. In the late 90's he started to study film photography during a few years and after that he decided to do the jump to digital
Escape by Fang Tong
Jan 17, 2018
It seems to be a bright and colorful solo travel; the disguise hides the traveler’s loneliness. The same red dress re-appears in the vivid scenery, but the trip seems to be a series of surreal scenes.
Karavas by Marcel Kolacek
Jan 17, 2018
Negombo's inhabitants are Karavas, Tamil and Sinhali fishermen, who in the middle of the fifteenth century under the influence of Portuguese missionaries converted massively to Christianity.
Magical Bestiary by Patrizia Piga
Jan 12, 2018
Humans seem like wanting to outdo God with their imaginative splendor, therefore they invent and create sometimes wonderful things, sometimes aberrations.
It was a chance drive as at the last moment the meeting at Black Forest got confirmed. I was in Bregenz, Austria. So we headed to Black Forest. It was a cold February winter and there were hardly any human presence on the road or on the streets.
She Looks into Me by Nuno Moreira
Jan 12, 2018
To look at something is undeniably very different from looking into something and this is the genesis of this new work that borrows the title from a poem by Surrealist poet Paul Éluard.From a necessity of simplification of form/content the author takes the reader in a stream of consciousness relation between each picture choreographed to address a sphere of the immaterial and through subtle and evocative nuances talk about symbolic aspects of the human psyche and how we all relate at some point in our lives.
The Monks of Myanmar by Iñigo Bravo
Jan 9, 2018
Myanmar is a religious country with more than 85% of the population practice buddhism. It’s common for children spend period of time as a monk in a temple and at the end decide to come back with parents or follow holy religion.
Way of the blace by Mitja Kobal
Jan 5, 2018
Japanese master sword makers, had to find new ways for the finest blades in the world to come to the light after the katana - Japanese sword, had been proclaimed to be an illegal weapon after the second world war.
Lost America by Matthew Portch
Jan 5, 2018
Lost America examines a quiet stillness in a forgotten landscape that is, in a sense: ‘on-pause'. Backwater towns and rural corners are juxtaposed against the ambiguity of isolated suburbia.
Egg- A Day in winter by Abhijit Bose
Jan 5, 2018
When I got a call from my friend that he was going to meet me and would take me to his village, I was thrilled. And he took me to Egg, a small village near Bregenz, Austria. Though we went through a cold shivering evening of February
Tropical Sighs by Caroline Gavazzi
Jan 3, 2018
Caroline Gavazzi has photographed a number of plants held in a greenhouse that both protects and imprisons them, depending on your point of view.
Story from the South is my effort to record my born city, a small city located on the south coast of Java. Born, grew up, and spent my adolescence life there makes me know every corner of the city as I know my own body.
Visiting the gardens of Versailles, one of the most visited public sites in France and an UNESCO World Heritage site, creates feelings of calmness and solitude, deepened by the geometrical formality of the sharp lines
Unconscious Color by Ivan Clemente
Jan 3, 2018
Shape and color, basic framework for most arts. It seems that we are able to process color in a non conscious way, quite likely that paves the way for abstraction.
No place for a man by Mitja Kobal
Jan 2, 2018
The objective of our tour on Greenpeace's ice breaker 'Arctic Sunrise' to the Barents sea was to make noise by protesting and spreading awareness that Norway is expanding it's drilling exercises far north into the pristine Arctic.
Nexus by Elizabeth Koning
Jan 2, 2018
A Scene from an Unknown enlightenment and Luminous Land. Noticing the details, light, shapes, colors, textures, people, trees and flowers. Everything around me looked bright and different.
From when I started street photography since 3 years back, Varanasi was the first destination on my bucket list. Some days ago, I packed my bag and went to explore the beauty of Varanasi.